[ SECRET POST #3946 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3946 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

For me it depends. I don't mind the flying around in wuxia films like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon or Hero, because that's the style. Ditto Jackie Chan's movies. Over the top violence like the infamous scene in Kingsman doesn't bother me, either. I'm more inclined for forgive ridiculous gun violence in general. But for some reason I have a harder time getting past silly stunt fights that involve swords or older technology. The Amazon battle in Wonder Woman, for example I kept thinking... if you were to leap off the cliff with a rope tied around your waist, you'd just end up snapping your spine in two, not swinging gracefully while firing arrows. Or that fight scene in Troy where Brad Pitt does the slow-motion air stabbing... oh, I hated that and thought it looked ridiculous, even in the context of that movie.